Joe Budden

He got caught in a rubbing tug.

You know what I mean?

Down at the Super Bowl.

Turnover priest, yeah.

I respect that.

But to Parks' point, when you start putting Wayne as the best rapper in the world...

the Grammy board might not be listening to mixtapes that solidified that position.

I agree.

Not just that, when you start talking about Kendrick Lamar as a representation of hip-hop and as a representation of black America, he and Lil Wayne are on opposite sides of that spectrum, bro, to anybody with eyes.

It was represented.

How an artist presents themselves, bro.

I don't want to be disrespectful, but a lot of people, when they think of Lil Wayne, they start thinking about his issues, the troubles, all of that stuff.

People be scared to put him on the stage sometimes.

Because you never know which Wayne is going to show up on the stage.

I'm not being disrespectful to the man at all.

We love Lil Wayne, but the Grammy board got something to think about.

That was the conversation around the Super Bowl.

He's on the all-time list.

If that's the case, then Drake and Nicki have fights, for sure.

I'm just saying, Drake and Nicki have a fight, for sure.